1936 American Feminist Stamp

The Story Behind This Stamp

In 1936, as global feminism declined (e.g., Nazi Germany revoked women’s rights), the U.S. stamp contrasted sharply, promoting democratic superiority.

This stamp was not just a postal innovation but a microcosm of social progress, reaffirming U.S. commitment to equality during crisis.

Its design debates and historical choices reveal the political struggles in shaping public memory.

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